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Club football in Europe continued at full pelt last weekend.
While the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga and Ligue 1 went about their business as usual, the Italian Serie A also officially kicked-off.
Right from Paris Saint-Germain's rollicking game against Brest on Friday night to West Ham's stunning demolition of Leicester City on Monday, the calendar was packed with so many incredible results.
There were also many individual performances which caught the eye. But mentioning all of them would be a hard enough task.
So, how about only the best players from each league? Here are the
star performer from last weekend from each of the top 5 European leagues:
Note: All data shown are from Sofascore.
#5 Bundesliga - Dominik Szoboszlai (RB Leipzig)
RB Leipzig bounced back spectacularly from their opening day loss with a 4-0 drubbing of Stuttgart on Saturday, inspired by the young Hungarian fireball, Dominik Szoboszlai.
In what was his highly-anticipated club debut since joining from sister club RB Salzburg, the 20-year-old announced his arrival in the Bundesliga with a bang, netting twice inside the hour mark.
His first was a 20-yard angled beauty just minutes before half-time, and followed that up with another one shortly into the second-half, an audacious long-range free-kick.
Szoboszlai was a hive of activity from the get-go, combining with fellow attackers like Emile Forsberg, Christopher Nkunku and Andre Silva to devastating effect, whilst also laying four key passes.
It's taken a while, but Szoboszlai is finally here. And he look like he's here to stay.
#2 Ligue 1 - Teji Savanier (Montpellier)
If you haven't watched Teji Savanier play yet, make sure you put that right soon.
He's quietly become one of the best creators in Ligue 1 since first setting foot in the top-flight three years ago and is currently the face of an exciting Montpellier side.
Having scored and assisted five goals each last season, he merely started from where he left off, delivering a top-notch performance this past weekend as La Paillade beat Lorient 3-1.
The Frenchman was directly involved in two of them. He triggered the comeback with an outrageous free-kick from outside the box and helped Andy Delort finish the job by assisting their final goal.
Savanier, 29, was in inspired form that evening and central to everything good that the hosts conjured. He laid out four key passes, 11 long balls and four crosses, turning in a brilliant attacking performance.
#3 Serie A - Hakan Calhanoglu (Inter Milan)
Winds of change have blown over Inter Milan this summer with key figures like Antonio Conte, Romelu Lukaku and Achraf Hakimi - all pillars of their title triumph last season - leaving.
But there was no change in their performance as the Nerazzurri began their title defense with a thumping 4-0 victory over Genoa, with new signing Hakan Calhanoglu the architect.
The Turkish wizard weaved his creative spell again, taking only six minutes to register his first assist in Inter colors, whipping a sublime corner kick which perfectly found Milan Skriniar inside the box.
Just minutes later, he also opened his goal account for the Serpents, lashing home an audacious strike from outside the box which nestled into the bottom corner beyond Salvatore Sirigu.
The former AC Milan playmaker took the San Siro by storm on his debut for his new side, also laying five key passes and eight long balls to win over the Inter Milan faithful, who were just left spellbound by him.
Can he guide the Nerazzurri to a second consecutive Scudetto?
#2 La Liga - Matias Dituro (Celta Vigo)
We saw some really incredible individual performances in La Liga on matchday two. But none could top that of Celta Vigo's goalkeeper Matias Dituro, who saved their beacon with a goalkeeping masterclass.
An unknown Argentinian quantity, the 34-year-old has spent the majority of his career in South America, but knows the Spanish top-flight a little, having played for Alaves and Celta B during the 2011/12 season.
It was a memorable return to the Iberian peninsula then, as Dituro produced seven saves against a frighteningly offensive Osasuna side on Monday, and helped the Galicians earn a point.
He was equal to everything being thrown at him, including a penalty which Dituro saved from Ruben Garcia in the 48th minute, demonstrating sublime shotstopping skills.
#1 Premier League - Michail Antonio (West Ham)
Romelu Lukaku and Reece James dominated all the Premier League headlines from the weekend for their scintillating performance against Arsenal in the derby.
But on Monday night, Michail Antonio topped it off with an even bigger shift for the Hammers by orchestrating their 4-1 rout of Leicester City.
The 31-year-old opened his account for the evening with an assist for Said Benrahma, pouncing on a defensive mistake from Caglar Soyuncu.
Then in the final 10 minutes when the match was finely poised at 2-1 in the home side's favor, he decided to close things off and netted an emphatic brace to become West Ham's all-time leading Premier League scorer.
Antonio was strong on the ball and ran his socks off against it too, winning six of 10 ground duels. He also demonstrated his aerial skills as he served the throning fans at the London Stadium to an absolute treat in their first game back in over a year.
